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At origin vs In origin

Both 'at origin' and 'in origin' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'At origin' is used to refer to the specific location or point where something originated, while 'in origin' is used to talk about the source or beginning of something.

Last updated: March 30, 2024 • 3203 views

At origin

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use 'at origin' when referring to the specific location or point where something originated. It indicates the physical or geographical place of origin.

Examples:

  • The river has its source at origin in the mountains.
  • The tradition has its roots at origin in ancient times.
  • The proposal lays down a contract at origin for the immigrant worker, except for those who reside legally within the European Union for other reasons.
  • Since the mark is affixed at origin, should the inspection body find at the end of the maturing period that the product does not meet the requirements to justify use of the designation, all PDO identification marks must be removed from the cheese wheel.
  • Council Directive 89/662/EEC [3], provides that Member States are to ensure that veterinary checks at origin and at destination are carried out on products of animal origin subject to intra-Union trade.
  • I feel certain there is no divergence of views between us on an essential point: before moving to the system of taxation at origin, the current system must be modernized, applied more uniformly and, where possible, simplified.
  • However, it is appropriate to authorise, the importation of consignments that are not accompanied by the results of the analytical tests at origin, provided that the importing Member States ensures that those consignments undergo appropriate checks on arrival at the Community border.
  • The rules laid down in Directive 90/425/EEC shall apply in particular to checks at origin, to the organization of, and follow-up to, the checks to be carried out by the country of destination, and to the safeguard measures to be implemented.
  • In the absence of approved treatments and in order to prevent the transmission of possible animal diseases through colostrum and colostrum products, it is appropriate to establish health requirements for those animal by-products based on guarantees at origin.
  • In case an incident cannot be rectified within 30 minutes the following escalation procedure should be applied by the Member State whose system is at origin of the incident
  • Member States shall authorise the importation into the Community of the consignments of crustaceans provided that they are accompanied by the results of an analytical test carried out at origin to ensure that they do not present a danger to human health.
  • For each sector of activity, the information shall take account of official checks carried out and of the results obtained at origin and at destination, and shall be presented for each Member State for every calendar year.
  • If such a protocol is introduced, will checks be carried out at origin in the presence of European inspectors and will a tracing system be set up?
  • We must continue to explore, as Spain is now doing with a number of these countries, the possibility of hiring and training workers at origin by creating workshop schools and vocational training facilities there.
  • Furthermore, this is a health and safety directive, which is intended to eliminate risks at origin, although a specific directive - 93/42/EEC, for example - obliges the manufacturer to comply with essential requirements.
  • departure or previous interchange station (ETI or departure time at origin station),
  • There are, however, no plans for Food and Veterinary Office inspectors to carry out checks at origin.
  • 1. The rules laid down in Directive 90/425/EEC shall apply, in particular to checks at origin, to the organization

Alternatives:

  • originating at
  • starting at
  • stemming from

In origin

This phrase is correct but less commonly used in English.

Use 'in origin' when talking about the source or beginning of something. It indicates the original source or cause of an idea, concept, or phenomenon.

Examples:

  • The phrase 'carpe diem' is in origin a Latin expression.
  • The conflict has its roots in origin in a misunderstanding.
  • Based on the insignia, this is clearly Spartax in origin.
  • In our case, in the Catalan country, we suffered Franco's dictatorship which was closely related in origin to Nazism and Italian Fascism.
  • Analysis shows that the object was terrestrial in origin, dated mid-21st century.
  • No. For once, it's strictly human in origin.
  • The contents of that bin are non-terrestrial in origin.
  • So the initials "FV" would probably be Spanish in origin.
  • It's a neurobiological condition that's genetic in origin, yes.
  • So, the discoloration on the skull is not chemical in origin.
  • Seems to be some synaptic degradation, fungal in origin.
  • I play the laud, which is Arabic in origin
  • Believe it or not, it's terrestrial in origin.
  • I think it's not geologic in origin, after all.
  • It is probably astronomic in origin and not caused by the alleged greenhouse gases.
  • This report is in keeping with the belief that climate change is global, disastrous and inevitably human in origin.
  • Mr President, the Commission shares the concern at conflicts between communities in Nigeria and condemns all attacks and violence, whether apparently ethnic, religious or social, etc. in origin.
  • You believe it's ETI in origin, don't you?
  • Thus, the Azerbaijanis are mostly Shiites and hence close to Iran, but their language is Turkish in origin, bringing them closer to Ankara, and they have a powerful feeling of solidarity with their brothers in Iranian Azerbaijan.
  • Even more dangerous is the outbreak of violence presented as ethnic and religious in origin when it is clearly politically motivated, violence which threatens to destabilize the country permanently.
  • Because those people who were hunter-gatherers in origin wanted to be free and roam and pick up information as they wanted, and those that were in the business of farming information wanted to build fences around it, create ownership and wealth and structure and settlement.
  • Possibly organic in origin.

Alternatives:

  • originally
  • initially
  • at the beginning

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